Spend less per message
UDP skips connection setup and ordered-stream bookkeeping. For independent messages, that can mean fewer bytes to transmit, less CPU work, and longer battery life for your devices.
AWS re:Invent 2026 · Let's connect
Keep customers connected.
Keep shipping improvements.
Bring your UDP devices and services to AWS without managing servers. Update your application without restarting its receiving endpoint, keep fresh messages moving, and spend less moving and processing data.
Bring a question, a sketch, or just your curiosity. You don't need a finished architecture.
See what you can try in the live demoLess friction. More progress.
Make every message work harder for you.
Keep customers moving
Fresh UDP updates don't wait for an earlier packet to be retransmitted. Avoid TCP's head-of-line stalls and connection timeouts—and the frozen experiences and support tickets they can cause.
Ship more often
Proxylity keeps packet reception separate from your application. Update the code behind your endpoint without restarting the listener, so your team can release smaller changes and learn sooner.
How does reliability work without a TCP connection?
Your protocol can acknowledge and retry messages that need confirmation, or move on when only the latest update matters. UDP keeps messages independent instead of tying them to an ordered transport stream. Proxylity routes those messages to your AWS services; your application's reliability design can span backend changes without depending on a particular transport session.
Explore the architectureSee it change under load
10 deploys. 10 minutes.
Watch the packets, not just the slides.
What would you change if deploying didn't mean disrupting customers? In the live demo, follow a running UDP service while its configuration and implementation change.
- Change the application implementation while requests continue.
- Move processing between regions.
- Add packet capture and telemetry to investigate what's happening.
- Tune batching and watch response times and packet-loss measurements.
The goal: ten changes with zero lost packets. Watch the measurements live and discuss what continuity would require for your workload.
- Your clients keep sendingDevices & servicesIndependent UDP messages
- Your endpoint stays in placeProxylityReceive · filter · route
- Your AWS application changesVersion AVersion BLambda · Step Functions · more
Packet reception runs independently of your application deployment. Supported destinations can send replies through the gateway to your clients.
Bring your use case
What are you connecting?
Devices & telemetry
Turn device readings into alerts, dashboards, or stored measurements using your AWS data pipeline.
Explore CoAPNetwork services
Handle RADIUS requests with AWS services without requiring your network equipment to switch protocols.
Explore RADIUSLogs & events
Collect syslog messages in AWS for analysis and retention, without maintaining a syslog receiver.
Explore syslogSomething custom? Bring your packet format, traffic pattern, or architecture sketch. We can work through it together.
Continue the conversation
What would help you move forward?
Work through how your packets would reach your application, what happens to replies, and what it would cost. Or start with a live demo if you just want to see it work.
At re:Invent
Meet in person
Bring the question you're trying to answer. Walk through your design with Lee or see a live demo during the conference.
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When you're back
Book a video call
Give your architecture more time after the conference. Bring a colleague and explore the implementation details together.
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Explore after the conference
Take the next step on your terms.
Try your first device or UDP service with a free listener and your first million packets free each month. Subscribe through AWS Marketplace and keep charges on your AWS bill. AWS destination service charges are separate.
